PVR - Mark Of The Spirit
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It seems to me that Spirit is hitting some LAX markets before B6 does. Though different in their service approach, they are sort of similar compared to the Big 4. LAX is about to get real interesting.
The growth spurt in Los Angeles comes as the competition for the city heats up. No single U.S. airline dominates the LAX market. All three major network carriers have a hub there, while Southwest and JetBlue both consider it to be a focus city.
Spirit Airlines has also launched a new fare sale today. The advertised prices in the promotion page list fares from $38 one way, but I see even cheaper fares listed when you actually search routes. LGA to DFW for example shows prices from $30. All fares must be booked on spirit.com by 11:59 PM EST on April 8, 2021, for travel on the dates as specified by individual market and by market direction on nonstop flights only. Fares are valid for travel between April 9 and May 26, on Fridays and Sundays only. You can see a full list of routes in the sale page.
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\"Our new nonstop routes to Los Cabos and Puerto Vallarta mark our first ever international service out of LAX and are great complements to our beyond continental 48 route map which now serves 30 destinations in Latin American and the Caribbean,\" said John Kirby, Vice President of Network Planning at Spirit Airlines. \"In addition, our convenient new nonstop domestic flights, along with our low competitive fares, create even more great getaway options for our Guests in the LA Basin.\"
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